prizementとは 意味・読み方・使い方

名詞

prizement (plural prizements)

1. (obsolete) An appraisement or valuation.
   • 1847, Wilson, Thomas, “VI.”, in The works of the right reverend father in God, Thomas Wilson, D.D., Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man‎, page 203:

     "When sufficient men are sworn to prize" (appraise) "children's goods, the said goods shall not be forced on them, under pretence of overrating them, (for men must discharge their consciences,) but the executors or overseers must take all things according to the prizement."

   • 1900, Great Britain, Public Record Office, “Vol. CCLIV.”, in Calendar of the state papers relating to Ireland preserved in the Public Record Office. 1625-[1670]‎, page 40:

     A prizement of the barque. It is worth, with tackle and furniture, 30l

   • 2001 October 4, Arnold Hautain, The Mystery of Golf‎, page 63:

     These detractors forget the prizement of nicety of the stroke that is required.

参考

• apprizement

参照

• "prizement." Oxford English Dictionary.